About Quantfil
AI-powered analysis of earnings and financial filings.
Quantfil is being built to turn earnings reports, 10-Qs, and 10-Ks into faster, more actionable research for investors and analysts.
Product purpose
Quantfil focuses on one problem: helping users move from dense financial disclosures to a clearer investment read. The product translates filings and earnings reports into summaries, visuals, and structured comparison.
The current MVP is static by design: plain HTML, CSS, vanilla JavaScript, and local JSON data. That keeps the site fast, auditable, and ready for AWS S3 while preserving a build-time SEC ingestion path.
What Quantfil already does
- Searchable filing dashboards with symbol-level report selection
- Visual analysis for income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow movement
- Current-versus-prior filing comparison for tracked companies
- Static JSON pipelines designed for SEC EDGAR build-time sourcing
Advertising transparency
Quantfil may display advertising, sponsorships, or partner placements to support the product. Sponsored placements are separated from research tools and should not be interpreted as endorsements or investment advice.
Advertising technologies remain disabled until a visitor makes a consent choice where required. Privacy and cookie controls are available at any time through the site's policy pages and consent tools.
What Quantfil is for
Quantfil provides analytical and informational tools to help users understand SEC filings, earnings reports, and financial statements in a faster, more visual workflow.
Compliance controls on the public site
The current public release implements the controls that make sense on a static website: policy pages, cookie consent, data-rights intake paths, takedown intake, source links back to SEC filings, and explicit informational-only labeling on filing analysis surfaces.
Users can review the current public disclosures at /privacy, /terms, /disclaimer, and /takedown.
Backend launch gates still tracked separately
The updated compliance plan also covers backend-only controls such as SEC request throttling, user-agent enforcement, raw-source caching, audit logging, PII scanning, takedown queue handling, and sanctions checks. Those controls are documented and remain launch-gated for any future paid ingestion or account-based service, but they are not represented as live features on the current static public build.